a medal, another for deny at dina asher—smith a medal, anotherfor britain. deny at dina asher—smithmissed out on another for britain. i missed out on a bronze very slightly. i have broken my foot and i am quite frustrated but i am at the same time in reflection i'm really happy to have done a 22.2 with hardly any training so, yes. be about 24th places in the british team at this one is truly a standout in that everything you have been through, the broken foot, the surgery, the pins. honestly, i am over the moon. we've had a lot of fourth places but at the same time a load of those fourth places have been by people who are so young they have a decade in the man they might not have got a medal today but they will definitely be ones to watch in championships to come. state after she was speaking to fill that she was straight up and on the phone to her physio to say she cannot believe it, she was so disappointed, but what a champion dafne schippers is from benevolence. we had our eyes on the long jump ru nway we had our eyes on the long jump runway on the other side of the stadium from

dina asher—smith broke herfoot in february, and only started running again injune. finish at the championships, but this was quite some achievement. and dina asher—smith fourth. to see that i missed out on a bronze by 0.07, which, ok, in sprinting is a lot. but i am quite frustrated. but at the same time, on reflection, i'm really happy to have done a 22.2, so yeah. that's surely another foul, is it? it is. elsewhere, lorraine ugen could only manage fifth in the long jump, and nick miller came sixth in the hammer final. there could be british medals in the women's high jump and the relays, but today will no doubt be remembered for the end of the mo—bot, and the end of the bolt. have the tissues at the ready. and we'll be speaking to british 400—metre record holder iwan thomas an anti—islam candidate is being allowed to stand in ukip‘s leadership election, despite previous attempts by party members to block her. anne marie waters campaigns against sharia law in the uk and some party members have said they may resign if she wins. our political correspondent leila natho

let's hearfrom dina asher—smith. surgery, they put two screws in it and then i had to spend six weeks not doing anything. gradually putting weight on it over the next six weeks, for three weeks i was pretty much out of walking. and then i again and here i am. you are now in the final, an achievement in itself, what would satisfy you. to runa in itself, what would satisfy you. to run a quicker time would be good. that time for me isn't great but in the context it is good. and like to get in the mix of bit but we must wait and see. three of her team mates are in the semifinal of the 800 metres tonight. lynsey sharp, shelayna 0skan—clarke and adelle tracey all made it through their heats. perhaps the best medal chance is lynsey sharp. she came second in her heat she's a former european gold medallist over this distance. 0ne round at a time, the semis were tough. as for your own confidence, where compared to last year, an 0lympic finalist? where compared to last year, an olympic finalist? this season has been funny. up a

but let's hear from dina asher smith.as doing in that race that i wasn't too happy with. especially in the straight. i can work on that for tomorrow but i'm so over the moon. i didn't think i would make the final today. i am so i would make the final today. i am so happy. the first races on the track this evening were the women's 5000 metre heats, two of the three british women taking part are through to sunday's final. all eyes on laura muir in the first heat. remember she was pipped to bronze by caster semenya in the 1500 metres. it looked as though it had taken it out of her. she had to finish in the top five to be sure. she finished seventh and looked absolutely spent. almaz ayaan was in her heat the ethiopian going for the 10,000 and 5,000 double. —— the -- the 15,000 —— the 15,000 double. -- the 15,000 double. seventh was enough for her to progress because this is what happened in the other heat. that was mccolgan's heat. much slower. she came through to qualify automatically but because the heat was so automaticall

, the stadium absolutely dina asher—smith, the stadium a bsolutely loves dina asher—smith, the stadium jessica ennis—hill's stuff out on super saturday, the crowd loved her getting through her heat so we will see how she goes this evening. dafne schippers in that one as well. it's going to be a hot final. lorraine coogan in the women's long jump final will be highly competitive, she has given herself a chance, daria kasatkina competing as a neutral athlete and also the olympic and world champion, but the long jump and dina asher—smith, we'll keep everything crossed. thanks, that's all for now, we'll be back with more in the next hour. air passengers were most likely to be delayed over the last two summers if they flew from gatwick airport or with easyjet. data from the civil aviation authority for those periods have been analysed by the bbc, and show that among the ten biggest airlines, easyjet travellers suffered an average delay of 24 minutes. gatwick and easyjet say many of the delays were beyond their control as our business correspondent emma simpson reportd. up, up and away, but

dina asher—smith carried jessica ennis—hill‘s kit at the london olympics. is fourth. of course, it was four yet again, but this was quite an achievement. we have had loads of fourths but at same time, loads of those have been people who are so young with a decade in them. they may not have got a medal today but they will be the ones to watch in championships to come. experiences like this will eventually bring the reward she deserves. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i‘m @duncangolestani. now it‘s the weather. hello, there. after a mixed, changeable, and in places very soggy week of weather, the weekend is looking a little bit different. it will be mostly dry, and there will be some spells of sunshine. having said that, quite a cloudy start for many on saturday morning, particularly across southern england and the channel islands. the odd spot of drizzle here. things brighten up through the day. across—the—board patchy cloud and sunny spells. yes, one or two showers, but they will be the exception rather than the rule. many p

dina asher—smith carried jessica ennis—hill's it at the london olympics.y started running again injune. february and only started running again in june. and dina asher-smith four. of course, it was for yet again, but this was quite an achievement. we have had loads of fourth that at same time, loads of those have been people who are so young with a decade in them. they may not have got a medal today but they will be the ones to watch in championships to come. experiences like this will eventually bring the reward she deserves. our sports editor dan roan is at the stadium for us tonight. close but no cigars. that is right. i think it inevitable but when a body like uk athletics is in receipt of public money from uk sport and yet only has one medal from eight days of home championships to show for it, there will be some kind of inquest. having said that, british athletics are putting a positive spin on this. there have been plenty of fourth place finishes and top eight finishes from some very promising athletes. and with the long—term target of the 2020 toky

dina asher—smith broke herfoot in february, and only started running again injune. ourth—place finish at the championships, but this was quite some achievement. and dina asher—smith fourth. to see that i missed out on a bronze by 0.07, which, 0k, in sprinting is a lot. but i am quite frustrated. but at the same time, on reflection, i'm really happy to have done a 22.2, so yeah. that's surely another foul, is it? it is. elsewhere, lorraine ugen could only manage fifth in the long jump, and nick miller came sixth in the hammer final. there could be british medals in the women's high jump and the relays, but today will no doubt be remembered for the end of the mo—bot, and the end of the bolt. have the tissues at the ready. natalie pirks, bbc news, london. we'll be speaking to former olympic heptathlete kelly sotherton in a few moments about why british athletes have been struggling to medal. an anti—islam candidate is being allowed to stand in ukip's leadership election, despite previous attempts by party members to block her. anne marie waters campaigns against sharia

dina asher—smith made it into the 200 metre final.9:50. if you want to keep up with the action, tune in to bbc two at 9:30am this morning. and then hop over to bbc one until 10pm. and finally, bbc two four the last hour of coverage. —— for. hundreds of flights will be evacuated after structural problems we re evacuated after structural problems were found in four tower blocks were . they had their gas cut off with immediate effect. yesterday, the gas supply to 242 flats in ledbury towers, south london was cut off with immediate effect. a letter was sent to residents saying officials would distribute electric hotplates and that residents could take showers at a local leisure centre. councillor stephanie cryan is deputy leader and cabinet member for housing at southwark council, shejoins us from our london newsroom. thank you very much for talking to us thank you very much for talking to us this morning. good morning. good morning. can you tell us, we have explained the number of flats in the process , explained the number of flats in t

we are keeping everything crossed for dina asher—smith.ium if she can get close to the podium, can she get onto the podium in the 200 metres final. she looked very strong in her semifinal. the story is a wonderful one, go back five years, so wonderful one, go back five years, so many athletes have memories of london 2012 and what they achieved their and experience. experience, dina asher—smith, was carrying the kit, they call them the box carrier, following the athletes onto the track. guess who she followed onto the track as a teenager? jessica ennis hill, and super saturday. she was inspired by that experience. she was inspired by that experience. she was a very good world junior athlete, dina asher—smith. she is now britain's fastest sprinter and our lone representative in the final of the 200 metres. my word, it will be so tough, dafne schippers, who won bronze in the 100 metresjust days ago, and the sprinter from the ivory coast will be in there, she got a silverfrom ivory coast will be in there, she got a silver from the 100 metres,

but there are around three medal hopes up for grabs with dina asher—smith, the bash out in the women'se weather. not getting bad, but it is cloudy today. lovely picture, but look at those guys, many of us have had the source of weather today but this next picture, huge contrast. i love the two colours between the first and second. beautiful blues here this is in nottingham. this is what we have got at the moment across the country, a lot of cloud across the uk. clouded over in the south—east where the first part of the day was nice. a lot of sunshine around. but for most this evening and overnight it will be cloudy. rain from time to time, not too heavy. there will be brea ks time, not too heavy. there will be breaks in the cloud so if you are hoping to catch the shooting stars this weekend, you might get a chance tonight. but the better will be tomorrow. the weather is improving. the morning might start of cloudy in the south and the south—east because we are close to a weather front which isjust exiting. in we are close to a weather front which is just exiting. in the afternoon, it w

dina asher—smith carried jessica ennis—hill's kit on super saturday.look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. how is it going as we gradually get to the weekend? not looking too bad at all, a little on the cloudy side, as shady day. nice pictures coming in nonetheless, look at this beautiful one from john 0 groats, the very far north of the british isles, and a stunning one from norfolk because this is where the best of the weather is today across east anglia and the south—east. a huge chunk of clear sky across the south—east extending into parts of the midlands as well but many parts of the west have shady cloud and bits and pieces of rain. all of us will be shrouded with cloud by the time we get to the evening but let's have a look at apm. scotland and northern ireland pretty overcast, a bit of brighton around aberdeenshire and fife which will come and go but some spots of rain there in the south—west and the west, windy as well. rain at times across wales, south—western england, the midlands as well, basically the further east you are the bet

asher—smith looked so metre final. gina asher—smith looked so strong and getting to the final -- dina. so strong and getting to the finalphne schippers, the reigning world champion, retained her title. the ivory coast runner getting silver. the 400 metre libby kennedy and stormed through to deny dina a medal. i mixed -- missed out on a bronze. i am quite frustrated. but at the same time in reflection i really ha p py at the same time in reflection i really happy to have done a 22 with little training. this is what is truly stand out in that everything you've been through, the broken foot, the surgery. i'm over the moon, fourth place. but they might not have got a medal here today but they will definitely be there. the ones to watch in the championships to come. we had our eyes on the long jump to come. we had our eyes on the long jump runway on the other side of the stadium. the british contender was really in it for a time. a third world championship for the one who took gold. the russian, the olympic champion, took bronze. the bridge coming fifth in the long jump. she spoke afterwards. definitely a little bit disappoi

asher—smith. she broke herfoot six months ago, and couldn't even walk, let alone run. she made the 200m final, but couldn't quite make the podium, and dina and was just 0.07 seconds away from securing a medal. dafne schippers, from the netherlands, won gold. it means britain's medal tally still stands atjust one, but asher—smith says the team is staying positive. honestly, i am over the moon. we have had a lot of fourth places, at the same time, loads of those fourth places have been by people that were s0 young places have been by people that were so young they probably have another decade in them. so they might not have got a medal here today, but they will definitely be ones to watch in champs to come. britain's lorraine ugen also missed out on a medal, in the long jump final. she finished fifth, with a jump of 6.72m. gold went to the american brittney reese, who won her fourth world title. we seem to be all doing well. we are focusing on just trying to see what we can do. a lot of our team are still quite young, so it is kind of a changeover from the older guys retiring, and stuff like that. so it is guys like us getting more experie

we have had the early heats in the 200 metres and dina asher—smith has qualified for the semifinals. comfortable indeed. as it stands bianca williams is also going to go through and we just have they won more heat to go in the 200 metres. dina asher—smith doesn't have to worry about that because she won her heat and she spoke to phil jones afterwards. obviously breaking my foot this year was a great but i am going to try and run as fast as i can try and make the final and do everybody proud, i guess. can try and make the final and do everybody proud, i guessm can try and make the final and do everybody proud, i guess. it is a minor miracle ui and perform in this way when earlier in the uau at having to learn to walk again. definitely. i am so grateful to be here because there were points when i thought i might not and i would have to get over it but to be the great britain kit and being in front of this incredible crowd feels so good. the final heat is about to go and the athlete that we thought was going for a double after stunning in the 100 metres has not turned up to race. she is

dina asher—smith raced in the women's 100m. time of 11.21 seconds. jamaica's elaine thompson won the race, after missing out on a medal at the world championships. kyle langford, who made the mens 800m final at the world championships, managed a sixth place finish today, just behind fellow countryman elliot giles. the race was won by botswana's nigel amos. and qatar's mutaz essa barshim — the reigning world champion — cleared 2.40m in the highjump. it's the biggestjump this year, and the biggest competitive jump in the united kingdom in 17 years. great britain won the team gold medal at the european eventing championships in poland. nicola wilson also took individual bronze. riding bulana in the showjumping, wilson could afford two penalties to secure the team gold but managed a perfect round. that confirmed britain's triumph, and her own bronze individual medal. germany claimed team silver, with sweden finishing third. i cannot put into words just how impressed i am by how the riders rode, stuck to the system, you can probably

dina asher—smith has great memories of the stadium. she carried jessica ennis—hill ‘s kate.he juniors a few weeks before. look at our breezing through in the 200 metres. she was very, very happy with that. 0bviously, breaking my foot this year was not good. but i'm going to try as hard as i can and make everybody proud. a minor miracle that you are here when earlier in the year, you will only to walk again. yeah, definitely. there were points when i was thinking, you might not do this and i had to get over that. to me in front of this incredible crowd is so good. absolutely delighted to get through the two semifinals. bianca williams got through as a lucky loser. the shot put british competitor failed to get through. a kenyan athlete won the men's 3000 metres steeplechase. five gold medals have been won. langford just missed out but the big talking point is that norovirus struck down the biggest medal contender and that was ma kwa la biggest medal contender and that was makwala from botswana. it has been a terrible 24—hour is for him. thank you very much for that comprehensi

we looking forward to the last event on the track, the women's 200 metre final, can dina asher—smitho be so tough for her in that final, dafne schippers of the netherlands is the favourite, the 400 metres champion is also in that as well. it's going to be lightning fast but if this crowd can boost dina asher—smith around the track we may get a second british medal. thanks very much. leicester are still leading arsenal 2—1, more in an hour. the steel company tata, has been given the go—ahead to separate it's uk pension scheme, from the rest of the business, which will help tens of thousands of the firm's workers. staff voted earlier this year to accept less generous pensions, in return for investment to securejobs. the move is expected to clear the way for a possible merger with a rival german company. our correspondent wyre davies reports now from port talbot. tata steel had warned for years that its uk business was under threat, and wanted to radically reduce pension benefits to workers, or face the prospect of having to close its port talbot plant. for months, employees who stood t

morning, robbie grabatz scraped through qualification, he got a bronze medal at the rio olympics, dina asher—smithrling of the crowd, will go in the 200 metres final and this british interest in the long jump final. at 6:30pm we will look ahead to the start of the premier league season which starts just across town at the emirates, arsenal against leicester city. a full update from the us pga championship as well. it's coming up at half past six with me, world athletics sportsday. now it's time for film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is james king. so james, what do we have this week? what have you been watching? i've been watching charlize theron in a spy been watching charlize theron in a spy thriller that is james bond meets basic instinct. the name is blonde, atomic blonde. from the academy awards to the afterlife, the oscar winner casey affleck returns under sheet in a ghost story. and get ready to tap, clap and stomp your way through an uplifting new dance documentary, step. quite an eclectic mix this week, james. let'

tonight dina asher—smith is in the final of the 200 metres but it will be tough for her to make thattes like daphne shabazz. against athletes like daphne sha bazz. —— against athletes like daphne shabazz. —— she will be running against athletes like dafne schippers. there's also the final of the long jump, that's a long shot and so is dina asher—smith but this place will go wild if she can do it. i'll be back with sportsday at half past six. kevin kisner is the outright lead at the us pga's final major of the year, halfway through his round his two shots clear of thorbjorn olesen of denmark. mcilroy is still struggling comedies made three bogeys in his last four holes, justin rose still battling to make the cut. live coverage starting on the cut. live coverage starting on the red button and online injust under half an hour. more sport for you at 6:30pm in athletics sportsday. thank you. more now about the increasing nervousness between washington and pyongyang. heightened language between the usa and north korea although we have been reflecting in the last hour that senior us diploma

laura muir, nethaneel mitchell—bla ke, kyle langford, callum hawkins and dina asher—smith alljust missinghe reasons squad is s0 that is one of the reasons squad is so positive the future. we came off the back of an olympic games and is a weight had to follow that but i think the team did so well. if you look across the whole board, the top eight finishes, so many people finishing in fourth and then we hit that medal target last night. so loads of positives to take from this tea m loads of positives to take from this team andi loads of positives to take from this team and i think there will be a lot of people here you will see in the future on the podium in tokyo in 2020. this is my seventh world champs, my first was in helsinki, which was pretty dire. i have seen british athletics at its lowest, almost. this is a completely different era. we're moving on from mo and jess and people like myself and greg are towards the end of our careers, but a lot of very talented young people in this team. a lot of fourth places, obviously no one wants to finish fourth but it's promising. you look at the

a nightmare year of injuries for dina asher—smith but she has booked her place in the women's 200 metreswho made sure they will get a shot at the medals, huge relief for the athlete who just six months ago broke her foot. i completely broke my foot which is not great, i had to had surgery to put two screws in their and then spend six weeks not doing anything, no weight on it and then gradually putting weight on it. i learned how to walk and here we are. wasn't that bad! i am joking, i would not recommended, it no fun. great britain's target 68 medals not looking on track, more disappointment for laura muir looking shattered as she collapsed on the ground after finishing seventh in her 5000 metres heat but she qualifies for the final as a fastest loser. better news for katarina johnson—thompson and morgan la ke katarina johnson—thompson and morgan lake who are both through to their finals. and in the morning session robbie grabaz cleared 2.31 metres on his third attempt to equal his season 's best in the highjump qualifying round and automatically qualifying round and automatically qualif

tell us about dina asher—smith, she had a nasty injury but has made it through to the 200 metres finald year with injury, an injury to herfruit but she has got a place in the women's two and metre final, running her second best of 22.73 to finish second and is among five british athletes who have a shot at medals, let's wasn't what she had to say.|j completely broke my foot which is not great, they had to have surgery to put screws in, six weeks not doing anything, not putting any weight on it and then gradually putting weight on it, for three months i basically could not even what, but i learned how to walk again and here we are, it wasn't that bad! i am joking, again and here we are, it wasn't that bad! iamjoking, i again and here we are, it wasn't that bad! i am joking, i would not recommend it, it was not fun. it is great that she has come back so well. what about the other britons? laura muir looked completely exhausted after her 5,000 metres semi—final, didn't she? good girl she even collapsed to the ground, she has been quite busy during the championship, finishing fourth in the

looking ahead to tonight, what are the chances of a fairy tale for dina asher—smith after the injury,l be a fairy tale because she broke herfoot is not will be a fairy tale because she broke her foot is not that long ago but she has battled back, looked extremely good in the 200 metres, cruised through her semifinal and a fairy tale because five years ago she carried jessica ennis—hill's stuff into the stadium on super saturday when she made the final, dafne schippers and others in there. if she can get anywhere close to our podium it would be going some. the roof would blow off this place if she did actually get a medal. in the longjump, she did actually get a medal. in the long jump, qualified with the third longestjump long jump, qualified with the third longest jump for the final, long jump, qualified with the third longestjump for the final, but long jump, qualified with the third longest jump for the final, but the 0lympic longest jump for the final, but the olympic and world champion also involved. we will have full details and don't forget the sportsday at 6:30pm. thanks, movi

a thrilling run by the british quartet of asha philip, desiree henry, dina asher—smith and daryll neitad the usa to a gold medal. defending champions jamaica were third. it wasn't quite the farewell to a major track championships either that great britain's sir mo farah would have hoped for — the four—time olympic champion will compete in a couple more track races, before switching to running marathons. but this was his last chance to win another gold medal, and he gave it everything in the 5,000 metres. but ethiopian's muktar edris did what farah usually does to the opposition. the briton just didn't have enough left in his legs, after defending his 10,000 metres title. no morning session on the track but the racewalking is underway outside the racewalking is underway outside the stadium. there could yet be more british success today because this evening the four by 400 metres relays get underway on the track. the british teams will be in action in the men's and women's. can they match the sprint relay counterparts this evening? thank you, jess. it will be a good day of action at the w

a thrilling run by the british quartet of asha philip, desiree henry, dina asher—smith and daryll neitan tori bowie anchored the usa to a gold medal. defending champions jamaica were third. to do it at our home stadium is like, is something that we hadn't planned. we are so proud of ourselves. it was electric, the moment we were announced, you could feel and hear the roar of the crowd and stadium and it got you really wa nt and stadium and it got you really want up. you not only wanted to do well for yourself but at that point it was, let's do well for the whole nation! no such medal success for britain in the high jump though. both katarina johnson thompson and morgan lake cleared 1 metre 95, but it was only good enough for them to finish in fifth and sixth place respectively. the race walking is under way ready outside the stadium. the great britain teams will be in action here in the track, can they match the exploits of the sprint relay team—mates? can they win medals? jessica, thank you. we will keep you up—to—date with all of the athletics action. away from the athletics there was

and dina asher—smith went in the women's100m.ne thompson took the victory, after missing out on a medal at the world championships. and england's men have opened their eurohockey campaign with a 6—0 win over poland. two goals each from mark gleghorne and sam ward alongside strikes from chris griffiths and david condon made for a comfortable win in amsterdam. they next play germany tomorrow afternoon, probably the pick of the games in pool b. and despite their win, england know they will need to improve. we were just sloppy all over the place really. too many bobbly passes, too many passes just out of reach. just the real basics that we need to make sure we get right the time, where we want to get to in world hockey. it doesn't matter who we are playing against, we got away with it today against the lesser opposition, we need to be bringing that out every day. scotland's women earned their first point of the tournament — sharing a goalless draw with ireland. nikki lloyd had their best chance. they'll play england in their final gr

elsewhere, and encouraging run from dina asher—smith in the women's 200 metres, fifth at last yea r‘sfth at last yea r‘s olympics but women's 200 metres, fifth at last year's olympics but first in her heat, even the mascot seemed impressed. british captain ailey doyle is through to the hurdles final, albeit onlyjust, finishing third in her semifinal. as for so many of her team, these championships are proving hard work. andy swiss, bbc news, the london stadium. and dan roan is in the stadium. another rather difficult stay in london. that's right, no shortage of controversy, this dispute between isaac makwala and the botswana team and the iaaf, the sport's governing body, is looking increasingly bitter and increasingly unseemly and embarrassing as well. there will be questions over whether it could have been handled somewhat differently. it's not the organisers' fault there's been an outbreak of illness, it is one of the hazards of staging big, global sports events but only in the last few minutes have the iaaf released a statement confirming this confusing situation, saying they are s

dina asher—smith missed out on the 200m. but they are also through. and jack and he in: not 17—7 77 ~ few 72:5 had zoey clarke, laviai nielsen, . , zoey clarke, laviai i 51mg , , usa. zoey clarke, laviai i 51mg , , ion. i fig -*§§ is the hot, 1a n 7” flag, she is the hot, hot favourite. she hasn't been beaten in 22 events. so that's going to be a tough one. but all eyes on morgan lake and katarina johnson—thompson. the decathlon is ongoing, it seems to be never—ending. the morning sessions go on late and they have to go out very quickly. ashley bryant is great britain only competitor in the decathlon. kevin mayer, the frenchman, has been leading. ashley brya nt frenchman, has been leading. ashley bryant is doing 0k, he has never really challenged. ashley bryant started the day in 16th place at the half—way stage of the decathlon. this morning saw the 110m hurdles, the discus and the pole vault, and they are under way in the javelin right now. he threw very well in the javelin, actually. the final event is always the 1500 metres in the big apple. —— in

asha philip, desiree henry, dina asher—smith and daryll neita. they are second behind the usa.possible medals in those relays. we also have the qualifying for the axa 100 as well, which is tomorrow evening. the men, they through. there were a few little bumps and bruises, there always are in the four by 100 bruises, there always are in the four by100 in bruises, there always are in the four by 100 in the changeover. botswa na four by 100 in the changeover. botswana fell foul. there will be no more isaac makwala these championships. but rabah yousif, dwayne cowan, jack green, martyn rooney. they all live to fight another day. tomorrow is the final day of these championships. but zoe clarke and emily diamond and their tea m clarke and emily diamond and their team in the women‘s four by four. you can see how far ahead the usa were. but it was another season is best for the british team. both those finals are tomorrow. you may hear behind me various booing going on, the women‘s highjump hear behind me various booing going on, the women‘s high jump final hear behind me various booin

great britain are well short of their medal target of 6—8, but dina asher smith is through to the final, just six months after breaking her foot. and rory mcilroy said "the course played tricky", after his opening round at the us pga championship in north carolina. he dropped three shots in two holes to finish the day five off the pace. i will have more on those stories for you just after 11:30 a:m.. at 27—year—old man has been told he will spend at least 20 years in prison after killing his brother by setting him on fire. thejudge said this was an exceptionally serious crime and the parents will forever endure the pain. let's go to correspond and who has been following this case for us. a harrowing case. give us more on the background to it. it was a family feud that had terrible consequences and ended up with one brother of losing his life and his girlfriend being seriously injured in the process. the two brothers, camera and logan and blair logan, haven't spoken for several years, it is believed since the death of her grandmother in 2013, but in the early hours of new year's day, whe

women's ax100m relay, a thrilling run by the british quartet of asha philip, desiree henry, dina asher—smith, their only sprint medal of the championships. no such medal success for britain in the highjump, though. both katarina johnson—thompson and morgan lake cleared 1.95m, but it was only good enough for them to finish in fifth and sixth place, respectively. australia won their first medal of the championships, in the women's100m hurdles — sally pearson, returning to london, where she won gold in the 2012 olympics, becoming a world champion for the second time. so much drama here at the athletics, but plenty going on in the premier league, as well. on the first weekend of the new season, defending champions chelsea were beaten by burnley, while newly promoted huddersfield town sit at the top of the table. ben croucher has the best of the action. so, how many of you expected to be waking up with huddersfield leading the premier league this morning? well, that is what you have got. no fluke, either. a diamond display at crystal palace, in their first top—flight game since 1972. three for hu

a thrilling run by the british quartet of asha philip, desiree henry, dina asher—smith and daryll neitaal, nothing we had actually planned. we wanted to do it at doing it is another story. so proud of ourselves. it was electric, the moment great britain was announced you could feel and hear the roar in the stadium and it got you pumped up, you wanted to do well for yourself at that point, it was yes, let's do well for the home nation! no such medal success for britain in the high jump though. both katarina johnson thompson and morgan lake cleared 1 metre 95, but it was only good enough for them to finish in fifth and sixth place respectively. australia won their first medal of the championships in the women's100 metres hurdles. sally pearson, returning to london where she won gold in the 2012 olympics, becoming a world champion for the second time. so much drama here at the athletics but plenty going on in the premier league as well. 0n the first weekend of the new season, defending champions chelsea were beaten by burnley, while newly promoted huddersfield town sit at the top of the ta

and it was a good night for dina asher—smith in the stadium where she was a kit bag holder at the 2012fficult year fitness wise after breaking her foot in february. bianca williams also made the semi finals. let's bring you up to date with the rest of the sport. manchester united were beaten 2—1 by european champions real madrid in last night's super cup. real took a deserved 2—0 lead early into the second half and, although romelu lukaku pulled a goal back for united, they couldn't stop the spanish side lifting the super cup for a fourth time. sometimes when i win i don't keep the medals. so imagine when i lose! you know? for me, the medal would go to some place in my house and for that kid it is the moon. for that kid it is for sure something that will keep and remember. the women's rugby world cup gets under way in ireland today. defending champions england will be hoping for a win against spain in their opening fixture, the hosts take on australia while wales face a tough task against new zealand. to start the world cup against new zealand is bubbly the best position we can key in

dina asher—smith breezed through her heat to qualify despite having struggled for much of the season,c makwala. al gore served in bill clinton's white house for eight years before becoming an oscar—winning documentary maker with his film about climate change, an inconvenient truth. it was described as a global warming wake—up call and won him a nobel peace prize. now, he's releasing a sequel, at a time when president trump has reset america's commitments to climate change. we'll speak to mr gore in a moment, but first here's a clip. some stuff negotiations going on. what would it take to shift to renewables? i am talking about breaking the impasse. virtually every nation in the entire world has agreed to get to zero greenhouse emissions. it is unprecedented. agreed to get to zero greenhouse emissions. it is unprecedentedfi is time to put america first. that includes a promise to cancel billions on climate change spending. 0ur billions on climate change spending. our plan will lend the epa. —— end the epa. the next generation would be justified in looking back at us and saying, what we